History - The school was originally built in 1885 as St Annes Industrial School for girls, a residential school run by sister Cecile Robinson and nine sisters of charity. The girls were expected to do knitting, laundry, cookery and needlework as well as general housework on top of their lessons. They made all of their own clothing as well as taking on work from outside the school. The school closed in 1922 and was taken over by St Georges industrial school for boys. Most recently the building has housed Clarence High School, a school for children with social or emotional difficulties. In 2018 it was announced the school would close due to financial difficulties.
Explore - Access to this place is easy, the site is quite large and there's a lot of stuff left. There's some evidence of metal thieves and vandalism but all in all it's not in the worst state. Quite an interesting mooch with some interesting stuff to see.
Thanks for looking.
Explore - Access to this place is easy, the site is quite large and there's a lot of stuff left. There's some evidence of metal thieves and vandalism but all in all it's not in the worst state. Quite an interesting mooch with some interesting stuff to see.
Thanks for looking.